Good Thing You Can Heal: Difference between revisions

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[[File:T1000 head hole 4185.jpg|link=Terminator (franchise)|frame|Good thing indeed.]]

{{quote|''"As far as I can tell, [[Wolverine]]'s secret weakness is that he heals so quickly that he forgets not to be injured in the first place."''}}

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* In ''[[Neon Genesis Madoka Magica]]'', Sayaka's [[Healing Factor]] is the only thing that kept her alive after Sachiel burned most of her skin off (including her arms). Sachiel himself has a somewhat subverted example of this. Sayaka keeps lopping his limbs off, until she realizes that puncturing his lungs has about the same effect it would have on a human being, and that he has a hard time regenerating more than one body part/organ at a time.

* While it's never been shown in the anime canon, this is a common piece of [[Axis Powers Hetalia]] [[Fanon]], supported by the fact that in the manga, Russia survives his heart falling out on a regular basis, and China has a scar directly over his spine from when Japan stabbed him. It's so prevalent that "consensual [[Gorn|guro]]" is quite popular among certain sections of the fanbase, with characters treating killing each other like a form of S&M.

* Jaune Arc in ''[[The Games We Play]]'' possesses a power called The Gamer's Body, which turns all the damage he takes into the loss of [[Hit Points]], leaving him visually unwounded by anything he suffers; he also has an ability to refill his [[Life Meter]] at an outrageous pace simply by resting or meditating, and later gains [[Regeneration]] at a rate that would boggle Wolverine. On top of that, he can eat [[Mana|Dust crystals]] and restore his hit points that way. And anything that transforms, mutates or otherwise inimically changes his body without actually killing him (like, say, Petrification), he can completely shake off simply by sleeping for six hours.